Sentences with word «entrenched»

The idea that the state runs things terribly and private firms run things efficiently is so deeply entrenched in all three mainstream parties that we won't see a change anytime soon.

The legislation, which required compromise with a passionate array of entrenched interest groups, should serve as a template for debate on other major issues, the governor said.

Our team can be found in the field working with civil society collecting information, deeply entrenched in research and data analysis, and at international negotiating platforms poised to propose solutions that work.

They are now firmly entrenched middle of the pack.

Individuals often become entrenched in patterns of behavior and relationships that are difficult to escape.

Perhaps emerging technologies will become so entrenched in our society that teacher educators will find it impossible to teach without technology.

We also believe that as new technologies emerge and develop, they will become more entrenched in everyday teaching and learning.

Unfortunately, with a lot of these issues, you end up with entrenched positions, which advances nothing.

Nothing is more entrenched as conventional wisdom among Christian conservatives.

Too often that path is shaped by entrenched power more than community power.

But cultural expectations die hard, and each innovation still has to justify itself against entrenched political interests and the cultural norm.

As I have seen in «lift and shift» transitions (knowledge transfer to external contractors) in «traditional» outsourcing projects, any change meets with resistance from entrenched interests.

It becomes a game, a deeply entrenched power struggle, rather than an effective parenting tool.

It'll be a shock to your well entrenched system.

First, these countries have produced highly entrenched political elites.

Despite ongoing efforts to eradicate malaria, it remains entrenched in many tropical regions.

Others are convinced the problems are too deeply entrenched for that to work.

Even those with the most entrenched challenges can «earn» secure attachment.

But the federal judiciary lacks the capacity and expertise to solve entrenched problems like the achievement gap from the bench.

Starting in 1978, she represented clients in the most challenging circumstances of a rural southern state with entrenched poverty and ongoing civil rights issues.

It's also a shame that you miss some of the amazing graphics because of how entrenched you are in the gameplay.

Sometimes parasites can become very entrenched within the digestive system and become highly resistant to even natural methods of elimination particularly if this has been an ongoing problem for a long time.

Partners acknowledge impact of entrenched views on career hopes for female lawyers.

It was the old question of the gospel against entrenched social evil.

The effect is stronger for emotionally charged issues and for deeply entrenched beliefs.

Instead of getting entrenched, wise parents get curious about their spouse's approach.

Symptoms of personality disorders may seem to differ widely, but all personality disorders are characterized by entrenched patterns of thinking and behavior.

They're pretty well entrenched at the very highest end of the luxury sports car market.

Larger communities may have a more entrenched bureaucracy, but they also have more resources.

How these approaches emerge and gain traction and legitimacy in a field with deeply entrenched players, practices, and regulations is a big question, however.

But law firms are somewhere on that continuum, subject to market forces, facing changing client needs, price pressure from entrenched competitors and constant innovation from new entrants.

This would be a game - changer in tackling entrenched ideas about who works and who cares.

If he does that, all the union leaders and other entrenched special interests can do is pound on the table.

But usage - based insurance offers promise as a solution that doesn't depend on changing entrenched government policy to get people to drive less.

There are also entrenched interests who have a lot to gain from increased reliance on coal.

Meanwhile, other up - and - coming tech giants often seem more interested in disrupting entrenched industries than they are in serving their customers.

But the education systems in each state have deeply entrenched practices and longstanding patterns of how performance is evaluated.

Old entrenched habits and vested interests die hard, and, again, the easy reform steps have been accomplished.

It helps couples, families, and individuals change entrenched ways of relating and become better «differentiated» (more resilient and adaptable).

Both would have benefited from more scrutiny early on but are now increasingly entrenched.